Manso, Luis J.Calderita, Luis VicenteBustos, PabloGarcía Guzmán, JavierMartinez Muñoz, MoisesFernández Rebollo, FernandoRomero Garcés, AdriánBandera, Antonio2015-11-192015-11-192014-06Fernandez Rebollo, Fernando; Garcia Guzman, Javier; Martinez Muñoz, Moises; Manso, Luis J.; Calderita, Luis; Bustos, Pablo; Romero Garcés, Adrián, Bandera Antonio (2014). A General-Purpose Architecture to Control Mobile Robots. XV Workshop of physical agents: book of proceedings, WAF 2014, June 12th and 13th, 2014 León, Universidad de León. Pp. 105-116978-84-9773-681-7https://hdl.handle.net/10016/22032This paper at: 15th Workshop of Physical Agent. at took place, June 12 and 13, 2014 in León (Spain)Complex robotic tasks require the coordination of a considerable amount of skills. This is generally achieved generating and executing action plans that fulfill the preconditions of the given objective. These tasks can be highly dynamic, since the appearance of new objects or unexpected situations is a constant during the plan execution. In this context, robot control systems require the capability of managing a suitable world model (creating, removing or retyping dynamically objects as a result of the plan execution), and the capability of monitoring and replanning when unexpected situations are detected. In this paper we introduce a general-purpose architecture for autonomous mobile robots providing these features. The architecture allows to generate planning applications since it integrates planning, re-planning, monitoring and learning capabilities, and, at the same time, manages a consistent graph-like world model. Finally, we present some preliminary results of the deployment of such architecture in an advertisement promoting robot domain.12application/pdfeng© 2014-2015 Robotics Group. University of LeónAtribución 3.0 Españacognitive architecturesautonomous robotsplanningconference paperInformáticaIngeniería Industrialopen access105116XV Workshop of physical agents: book of proceedings, WAF 2014, June 12 and 13, 2014 LeónCC/0000023613